what power runs this vent
29436
12VDC system in the trailer 12VDC batteries and Vehicle systems. I also have an AC to DC converter and a solar unit that charges my batteries. This thing is fantastic for mobile units or off the grid living
29437
The Fan-Tastic Vent runs from a 12 Volt Source. This unit was installed in my camper as OEM. The Source is 12 Volt battery. I also have a builtin inverter that goes from 120V AC to 12VDC to run this.It is a wonderful vent with a reverse operation to pull cool air in or warm air out.
29438
The fan runs off of 12 volts. Assuming that your using this in an RV, if your replacing an existing fan you would just use the power that is already there. If your placing this in an opening that didn't have a fan already then you'll need to fish a line to the nearest 12v light and tap into that for power.
724394
It's rated at 18000 btu, does a great job. I installed this unit in an uninsulated race trailer on a 20 amp circuit with no issue. It is easily ran by a 3000 watt generator. Great air flow
2083721
It runs off ac power. The unit opens easily for to refill the water. Use propoline glycol mix, it works well for my humidor
1579690
Not really sure about the power. Mine ran constantly. I did not use the drain hose bc it was too short but there is one included. Next season I was going to rig something fir constant draining.
595889
It runs with electricity for the blower....it will not run in a power outage...and will have to be turned back on after the power comes back on.
1836410
The fan is 12 volt with a .15 amp current draw. If you have a 12 volt power adapter rated at 1 amp, this means it will power a 12 volt item with up to a maximum current draw of 1 amp. Since the current draw on the fan is only .15 amps, your power adapter should be adequate to run the fan.
450753
Unit is made of metal. It runs off both types of power. If you plug in both, it uses AC. If you lose AC, it run off DC.
609946
Just regular wall electrical plug. 110. I love this fan. I've had it for several months now and it blows amazing amounts of air.
1404924
None.. Plug it in and enjoy.. NO problems and great air output. Can't go wrong here.
985049
Manufacturer lists it at 1075 RPM, see following web site:http://www.bvcreplacement.com/magento/index.php/power-attic-vent-replacement-parts/xe-401.html
2182702
This fan plugs into a standard 110 volt household outlet. I love mine so much, I bought another!
727237
The unit has a fan that makes noice when venting to prevent from getting hot when use. Hope this helps.
2183081
regular outlet in household. unit is small but powerful. i have used it for cigarette smoke and food smells. works well. i like that i can set the time it runs and intervals for stop and start
1419622
its 3/4 at the outlet I think. I used 1/2 and an adapter. I think you need gas shutoff valves as well. At least to be safe that's what I did.
2083387
thats info is not anywhere. run off standard 12v line, battery, fuse box, or cigarette adapters. Power Consumption : &lt; 8 W
1667705
I run this from the outlet, and it's been exceptionally reliant. There's a back-up battery for emergency power outage.
362965
Don't know, exactly. But it is strong enough to remove most of the air from a bag of food. And it can run quite happily at 24V, so far as I have seen, in case you want more suction.